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Mean while the russian press claims Valieva had no plans participating the competition in Japan, they have other plans for these dates (perhaps an Averbukh show?)
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So? Have US skaters never visited White House? Have the US never started any war? Aren't you people bored with your own hypocrisy?Kondratuik with Putin
Kozlivskii probably is, however the skater's last name is Kozlovskii.I thought I saw Kozlivskii fanboy Putin but I could be wrong.
That would indicate they're not likely to be ready for either of the early September Challengers (Kinoshita & John Nicks).B/K are in Montreal for a week, Romain Haguenauer is choreographing their new SP
The timeline is questionable, but Kinoshita is still possible given it’s pairs short program that already has predetermined set of the elements and not much room for choreo.That would indicate they're not likely to be ready for either of the early September Challengers (Kinoshita & John Nicks).
John Nicks is the week after Kinoshita, so, yes, I suppose it is possible; just seems unlikely unless they plan on competing with old costumes too.The timeline is questionable, but Kinoshita is still possible given it’s pairs short program that already has predetermined set of the elements and not much room for choreo.
Right. I think the chances of a SkAm assignment are stronger than a SCI assignment, though, should any withdrawals happen. Skate Canada receives government funding & the Canadian government is far less friendly to Russia right now than the US; so Skate Canada could risk that government funding if they invite any Russians should vacancies occur.Anyway, that also indicates that they now have both Canadian and US (Kozlovskii went on a roadtrip vacation with Parkman, Boikova visited New York some time ago) visas
for what it's worth, this was the program they apparently had a problem with (and so did the federation with negative feedback) at the JGP test skatehttps://youtu.be/5EHXqtY6_Jg?si=1GfAFZknh5QsgYsD
Fefelova & Valov´s RD
V for Vivaldi, Carol of the Bells
They have some WOW moments, like the entry into their TWs, but it's so difficult that may jeopardize their stability. Also ending with the pattern dance may seem a little bit down in choreography.
VALIEVA?!?!!Not to belabor this point further about AINs and it basically being a ruse
more were granted today: Dina Khusnutdinova, Maria Zakharova, Kamila Nelyubova, Vlad Dikidzhi, Petr Gumennik, Alexandra Trusova, Kamila Valieva, Boikova/Kozlovskii
Medvedeva is much worse than Valieva only much more sophisticated and self controlled in her words ( and deeds); she is a too careful diplomat. Of course she is retired but her 'Russia and Russians ( skaters) are the best in the world' banner invisible and endlessly hangs over her and have not disappeared with her retirement.Valieva is the one that is the real pissoff. She’s still lying about 2022 in addition to fangirling Putin.
I don’t know most of the rest of them but will give the ones who were teenagers in 2022 the benefit of the doubt. They’ve been stuck in Russia with only the Putin narrative since they were kids.
Don’t hold your breath!Basically it will be everyone and their mother besides M/G and S/B (because theirs were initially denied for the Olympics)
I don't think anyone is assuming they won't ultimately be allowed in, but they have to go through extra steps because they were denied for the O's last year.Why do we assume M/G and S/B will be denied at this point?
A handwritten letter addressed to Mr. Kim Jae-youl, President, Avenue Juste-Olivier 17, 1006 Lausanne, Switzerland, might work.
Who wants to crowdfund that?!Only if there's a very big check in the envelope as well.